Who By Water by Greg Rhyno
The book takes place three years after Who By Fire, and we see Dame adjusting to motherhood, balancing it with her work and with tending to her father, Dodge, the famous athlete and detective now coping with aphasia.
Mystery
The Queen by Nick Cutter
The prologue brings the reader immediately into a situation of nightmares, filling a mind with fantastic scenarios one would want to immediately pinch themselves awake from.
An Unbalanced Force by Valerie Sherrard
A fast-paced adventure that asks the hard questions of the responsibilities of sons and teenagers.
The Dead Shall Inherit by Raye Anderson
Once Elspeth arrives on Sulla, she encounters a colourful cast of characters who have as many opinions as secrets.
Hard Cases by Gareth Mitton
When a group of friends discover an abandoned briefcase on a city bus, they had no idea how quickly their lives would erupt and be tied together.
I Died On A Tuesday by Jane Corry
After an early morning swim and with a bright future in publishing in London ahead of her, Janie White cycles home on the quiet streets of her Devon village.
The Hitchcock Hotel by Stephanie Wrobel
Seventeen years ago, something came between a group of university friends. This particular weekend though they are reunited as one of the group, Alfred, has bought an old house in their university town. He renovated it into The Hitchcock Hotel, a homage to his favourite director, which is now celebrating its first anniversary.
A Case of Matricide by Graeme Macrae Burnet
Graeme Macrae Burnet’s A Case of Matricide is a beautifully written noir novel.
The Treasure Hunters Club by Tom Ryan
A brilliant novel that ensured I would read anything Tom Ryan decides to write.
The Suspension Bridge by Anna Dowdall
Set in 1962 and 1963, this tale starts and ends on a bridge, literally and metaphorically.
Bronco Buster by A.J. Devlin
Canadian detective fiction is a genre that punches well above its weight
Secrets in the Water by Alice Fitzpatrick
The premise is delicious. Have a chance to WIN a copy of Secrets in the Water on our Patreon
To Our Graves by Paul Nicholas Mason
The idea that anyone could be the killer is at the centre of To Our Graves, the newest novel from Paul Nicholas Mason.
